There isn’t much available yet… just a poor quality photo that may or may not be of a bigfoot. Still waiting to see if more comes to light.
Tag Archives: Sasquatch
Gifts should be shared
Despite the fact that I live a very isolated existence (partly because of living 60 miles outside of the nearest major city and partly because being a full-time Mom doesn’t leave time for a social life), I’m constantly amazed at the close friends I’ve made across the country. They may not be near, but they are very, very dear.
Every now and then, one of my friends creates a special gift for me. Since my friends are almost ALL bigfoot researchers (GRIN), I usually get bigfoot-related gifts. Which I LOVE. I wanted to share them with you.
Cryptozoo Museum open in downtown Portland
That’s Portland, Maine. *grin*
This from Loren Coleman over at Cryptomundo. Congrats, Loren!
I found him.
You can view the original vid I made at the Jack Link’s LivingSasquatch site HERE.
Make your own at www.LivingSasquatch.com, and if you do, send me the link and I’ll post them in the blog! :)
Want to be in a bigfoot movie?
Our investigator, Felicia Bryant, sent me this from Craigslist. Sounds like they’ve already hired the Sasquatch. *grin*
Bigfoot Film (Medford/Ashland)
We are shooting a movie Sept. 28-October 4 2009 here in the Rogue Valley. The film is called “The True Believers” and is about two brothers from Mississippi who come through Oregon in search of Sasquatch. We need to cast extras and actors for some small to medium sized roles.
We are looking for middle aged to older individuals who have had an actual experience in which they saw Big Foot.
Bigfoot “spotted” at Ross Island
[Editor's note: This article made absolutely NO sense to me at first, because there was no photo or video attached. I finally found another article about it with a photo. Apparently, there is a faux-fur covered "bigfoot" statue on Ross Island... no one knows who built it, but it was first spotted over Labor Day weekend.]
http://www.ktvb.com/news/regional/stories/ktvbn-sep1109-bigfoot.16d7698fb.html
Scott Burton
KGW

PORTLAND, Ore. — For decades we’ve trekked the depths of our world’s forests following sightings and reports of a giant beast; part ape, part human. Now the trek ends here.
Fairdale, Kentucky “BackYard Bigfoot” photo revisited
Oregon Bigfoot blog reader, Dave Conover, has offered the following enhancement of the Kenny Mahoney photograph (my original post on this subject can be found here).

Awesome work, Dave!!!! Very clear enhancement of the Mahoney photo and excellent illustration of what you see.
What do YOU think, guys and gals?
[Edited to add: Here's the full-screen grab from Dave. Thanks again, Dave! :)]

[Added 9/12/09 - An additional analysis by OB Artist Scott Davis:]

Thanks, Scott! :)
[Added 9/13/09: Additional enhancements, and a gorilla comparison photo from Tookra:]
Jeepers Creepers… Those are Creepy Peepers!
Here I am again, fixated on Bigfoot eyes. It’s been a lifelong obsession, so why stop now?
In today’s post, I’ll be covering several topics: bigfoot eyeshine, accuity of night vision, the ability of these creatures to see light spectrums beyond what we can see, and potential applications in field research.
BIGFOOT EYESHINE
Many, many eyewitness accounts of bigfoot sightings indicate eyeshine or “glowing eyes”. Eyeshine is often described as red – though other colors such as green and even blue- have been reported as well.
But what is the actual physical mechanism that would create this phenomenon?
Kenny Mahoney Game Cam Photo… Is it Bigfoot?
Some wonder if mysterious image in picture is Big Foot
FAIRDALE, KY (WAVE) – Conspiracy theorist have tried to prove the possibility of aliens, sea monsters, and even shape shifters, now there is a mystery Jefferson County. Kenny Mahoney, born and raised in Fairdale, snapped a picture of what some people are calling Big Foot.
His hunting camera, which is operated by a motion detector, normally picks up rabbits, deer and turkeys, but on September 1 around 2:15 p.m. it picked up a strange image that looks like some sort of large black creature, one Mahoney estimates taller than he.
Life is Like a Box of Chocolate-Covered Ants?
This post really is about Bigfoot research. It just may not be immediately apparent.
Sometimes, things happen in our lives that cause us to stop dead in our tracks and take stock. We come to a crossroads; we get blindsided and end up reevaluating everything. Everything we’ve done, everything we are… and where we’re going from here.
To loosely paraphrase Forrest Gump – Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know which ones will be sweet, and which ones will leave a bad taste in your mouth. (I know that’s not exactly what he said, but it wouldn’t be the first time I’ve misquoted a movie.)
Fascinating eyewitness interview – video
Bigfoot Trap in Southern Oregon – Video
This is a really nicely done video on the Southern Oregon Bigfoot trap.
Description posted by Youtuber Scott Walt:
It wasn’t an easy task. In 1974, Applegate dam that now impounds Applegate lake didnt even exist and the hike up to the construction site was a long and hard one from the valley below.
Bigfoot Mural in Willow Creek
I like it! It’s nice to see Sasquatch depicted as a gentle creature for a change, instead of something with blood dripping from its fangs. :)
Duane Flatmo’s Willow Creek mural depicts kinder, gentler Bigfoot
Thadeus Greenson/The Times-Standard
Posted: 07/26/2009 01:37:14 AM PDT
Apparently, local artist Duane Flatmo was running out of walls.
Having already painted oversized murals on the likes of the Eureka Co-op and the Arkley Center for the Performing Arts, as well as a host of other local buildings, Flatmo recently expanded his reach, completing a massive piece overlooking State Route 299 from the wall of the new Shafer’s Ace Hardware in Willow Creek.
Local encounters – new research area
I’m living in Douglas County now, in a small cabin in the Umpqua river valley. We’re surrounded by mountains.
I grew up here and have spent countless hours roaming the woods on this side of the river. There are very few Bigfoot reports from over here, which is strange, because you can’t throw a stick without hitting viable habitat for a Sasquatch. I always just figured that, for one reason or another, the creatures simply didn’t find this area much to their liking.
Recent reports added
I’ve been trying like heck to catch up on a backlog of reports coming into the database. You can check out the most recently published ones here:



